Woman stuff

Puddleduck

Just reading a thread over in AH about mens toiletries and I couldnt help thinking how lucky they were that thats all they had. Not so much Fashion and appearance territory since Im only interested in the ladies opinons on this.

So ladies, list all the things you use that keeps you pretty
Maybe not the make up. Id be here all day.

Ok so here goes:

Face wipes- loads of different ones.
Toner
Dermacare Mosturiser
Shampoo
Conditioner
Face scrub - again, I have 2 different ones
Body wash - I have actually lost count of the amount of ones I have
Moisturiser for very dry skin
Razors
Body scrubby thing..the bally things
Wax..again..loads of different ones
Hair mousse, that I havent used yet
Ear buds
Cotton buds
Toothbrush
Toothpaste
Body butters -I have millions of these things around, and I dont use em
Lip balms- Ok I have a problem.

I think thats it. Thats not too bad actually

zoey

What's the difference in an ear bud and cotton bud?

Puddleduck

zoey wrote: »

What's the difference in an ear bud and cotton bud?

Cotton buds are lthe things you use when youre putting toner on, ear buds are the things you clean your ears with

pikachucheeks

Puddleduck wrote: »

So ladies, list all the things you use that keeps you pretty
Maybe not the make up. Id be here all day.

Mine;

Cleanser
Toner
Day time moisturiser
Night time moisturiser
Body moisturiser
Face wash
Exfoliator
Shampoo
Conditioner
Hair masks
Body mitt
Deodorant
Body wash / shower gel
Razors
Wax
Hair removing cream
Tea-tree oil
Heat-protecting spray
Hair serum
Hair straighteners
Tooth brush
Tooth paste
Avocado - for my own homemade face-mask :P

Then comes make-up, which would take yeaaaaars!

RacoonQueen

Errr
Shampoo
Conditioner
Shower gel
Moisturiser
Tootbrush and toothpaste

rainbow kirby

RacoonQueen wrote: »

Errr
Shampoo
Conditioner
Shower gel
Moisturiser
Tootbrush and toothpaste

Similar here, but lose the conditioner and add lip balm.

metaoblivia

Shampoo
Conditioner
Body wash
Face wash
Exfoliant
Moisturiser
Face Mask
Lemon juice (toner)
Honey and milk (hydrating face mask)
Toothbrush/toothpaste
Razors
Deodorant
Foam rollers to curl my hair

Chocoholic84

Just day-to-day:

-Shampoo/Conditioner
-shower gel
-Toothpaste
-moisturiser
-makeupwise - face powder/eyeshadow/mascara
-hair straightener
-perfume/deodorant
-Cod liver Oil (REALLY, it is beauty-related! fab for hair, skin and nails ) 2 teaspoons every day!)

banshee_bones

Kept In Shower-Shampoo,Conditioner,venus razor,dove bodywash & Dermalogica Microfoliant Exfoliator

Then theres...
Redken velevet Whip leave in stuff...
Vo5 Heat protection Spray
GHD
Hairdryer
*
Weleda Cleanser for problem skin
Dermalogica Skin Smoothing cream
Clinique Almost Makeup Spf 15 Tinted Mosituriser
*
Nivea Deodrant
DKNY Be Delicious perfume

Lia_lia

Shampoo
Conditioner
Shower gel if I have some
Tooth Brush & and paste
Razor
Deodorant
A nice smelling body butter if I have it
Foundation, Blusher.


That's all I guess. Low maintenance here!

dancingqueen

oooooh I like this game

Shower:
Shower gel (a million different ones)
Shampoo
Conditioner
Face Scrub
Shave gel
Razor
Body puff thingy

Face:
Face Scrub
Face wash
Oily make-up remover stuff
Moisture infusing cleansing water
Day cream
Night cream
Eye Cream
Lip balm

Make Up:
This could take forever!!!
Usually: Mineral foundation
Blusher (Benefit posie tint)
Mascara

Body:
Wax strips
Epilator
Tweezers
Hair removal cream
Body lotion
Body moisturisng gel
Body moisturising oil
Body moisturising spray (heh heh)
Hand Cream
Cuticle Oil
Deodorant
Perfume (30 bottles)
Toothbrush & toothpaste

Hair:
Spray Leave-In Conditioner
Frizz Ease hairspray (for height!)
Serum
Wax
Hair Straightener


I like stuff :rolleyes:

rain on

Shower/body:
Shower gel
Shampoo
Conditioner
Razors
Depilatory cream
Moisturiser (only the odd time since my psoriasis settled down)
Perfume
Antiperspirant

Face:
Cleanser
(use cold water as toner)
Moisturiser
Eye cream (this was definitely a 'more money than sense' moment, but it does feel nice)
Vaseline/lipgloss

Makeup (the odd time, maybe once or twice a month):
Tinted moisturiser
Concealer
Translucent powder
Eyeliner
Eyeshadow
Mascara
Blusher
Lipgloss

Madame Razz

Hum.....I'm not even going into make-up; we'll be here all night!!!

Shower:


Copious amounts of Lush stuff
Shower gel or oil or cream
Exfoliating scrub(s)
Coffee beans
Facescrub(s)
Clinique liquid soap or Biotherm Facial cleanser
Shampoo of various varieties
Conditioner
Hair mask
Razor
Shaving foam
Various mitts etc

Face:

Dermalogica cleanser
Dermalogica toner
Dermalogica skin smoothing cream
Dermalogica total eyecare
Estee Lauder Advanced night repair(face and eyes)
Shiseido energising cream
Rose oil
Rose hipseed oil
Various facial masks
MAC facial wipes for when pissed
Dramatically different moisturiser
Clinique cleasing balm
Castor oil
Toothpaste
Mouthwash

Loads more; but they're the regular bits

Hair:

Leave in redken stuff occasionally
Bedhead stuff occasionally
Lancome serum occasionally
ETI hairdryer....how I love thee....

Body:

Coconut oil
Clarins oil
Shiseido body creator
Lush Dream cream
Palmers cocoa butter
Seavite body moisturiser
Nivea deodorant
Chanel no 5
Clarins hand cream
Solar Nail oil

Various others too, but they're the usuals....

Needless to say I *hate* the 100ml rule at the airport:rolleyes:

RacoonQueen

How do yee afford all this stuff?

Crumble Froo

:eek:

id be interested in seeing some of ye're makeup budgets!


-toothpaste
-toothbrush
-mouthwash
-floss
-eyeliner
-shampoo
-conditioner occassionally (my hair's v short now)
-razor

Puddleduck

See I dont buy all of this stuff, some of it is gifts from people.

Actually, to those that use food stuffs as beauty treatments, do you just whip up a batch before jumping in the shower?

GirlInterrupted

Puddleduck wrote: »

See I dont buy all of this stuff, some of it is gifts from people.

Actually, to those that use food stuffs as beauty treatments, do you just whip up a batch before jumping in the shower?

I use olive or sweet almond oil on my skin after a shower, sometimes either oil with some sea salt, as a scrub in the shower. No real whipping up required.

Looking at the extensive lists here, I can honestly say I don't know where anyone finds the time to use all the stuff.

Madame Razz

Puddleduck wrote: »

See I dont buy all of this stuff, some of it is gifts from people.

Actually, to those that use food stuffs as beauty treatments, do you just whip up a batch before jumping in the shower?

It depends on the food stuff.

I keep the coffee granules in a tub in the shower tho!!

GirlInterrupted wrote: »

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Looking at the extensive lists here, I can honestly say I don't know where anyone finds the time to use all the stuff.

Meh, it doesn't take long. Just becomes part of a routine.

It's worth it though. I quite like looking after myself and making the most of what I have. I wouldn't see myself as high maintenance; I'm not; but I do like to keep myself well, so doing these things are simply part of my life.

I do have a very cluttered ensuite tho:rolleyes:

shellyboo

Madame Razz wrote: »

It depends on the food stuff.

I keep the coffee granules in a tub in the shower tho!!

Curiosity getting the better of me now... wtf are the coffee granules FOR?

Puddleduck

shellyboo wrote: »

Curiosity getting the better of me now... wtf are the coffee granules FOR?

Im guessing her face. Maybe the caffeine wakes the skin up. Although I dont know how you wouldnt be stained a nice shade of brown...

shellyboo

Lol, alternative fake tan perhaps. Nah, I've met the lovely MR and she has lovely normal-coloured skin

Puddleduck

shellyboo wrote: »

Lol, alternative fake tan perhaps. Nah, I've met the lovely MR and she has lovely normal-coloured skin

Im sure if you used some of the instant stuff you'd get a lovely coulor

Ginny

I think its something for your thighs, I know that Loreal slim stuff has caffine in it too.

banshee_bones

shellyboo wrote: »

Curiosity getting the better of me now... wtf are the coffee granules FOR?

yes im very curious too......

Madame Razz

LOL......don't use it as an alternative fake tan anyways!!

I add the granules to my shower gel/scrub. The caffeine really livens up your skin and has a slightly toning effect also. You actually smell lovely after using it; and no, it doesn't stain

Tinwhistle*

Johnson & Johnson do a lovely 'holiday tan'. Looks natural if applied well!;)

jbl123

L'Oreal conditioner (don't use shampoo..DRY hair)
Several deep conditioning hair masques
Kerastase hair oil

Venus Embrace razor
Epilator
Bar soap
A body brush for dry brushing (works better than 1000 lotions and potions)

Sonicare toothbrush
Toothpaste (whichever brand is on offer)
Dental floss

Unscented anti-perspirant
Kiehl's Creme de Corps body lotion

Aveeno SPF15 face moisturiser
Boot's toner for sensitive skin
Cetaphil face wash
Bio-Oil

Assorted makeup
Tweezers
Lash curler

GirlInterrupted

Madame Razz wrote: »

Meh, it doesn't take long. Just becomes part of a routine.

It's worth it though. I quite like looking after myself and making the most of what I have. I wouldn't see myself as high maintenance; I'm not; but I do like to keep myself well, so doing these things are simply part of my life.

I do have a very cluttered ensuite tho:rolleyes:

I look after myself too, don't get me wrong. I just feel that so many of the poducts that people use are more of a truimph of marketing rather than a triumph of effectiveness.

If anything could really erase wrinkles for example, it would say so, instead of claiming to reduce the appearance of wrinkles.

Outrageous claims are worded very carefully, because if they actually did what the phraseology implies, they'd be classed as medicines or pharmacutecals and would be subject to infinitely more stringent testing, as opposed to the ''2 out of 3 women agree'' multiple choice rubbish they use to validate their claims.

BlackandGold

Puddleduck wrote: »

Cotton buds are lthe things you use when youre putting toner on, ear buds are the things you clean your ears with

They're the same thing!!!!!!!!!

BlackandGold

Just had a closer read of some of the posts: OH MY GOD! Ye'd want to be fair beautiful after all that stuff! I've got the basics [shampoo/conditioner/shower gel/toothpaste] but Jaysus some ladies here could practically open their own version of Boots!!!

Madame Razz

GirlInterrupted wrote: »

I look after myself too, don't get me wrong. I just feel that so many of the poducts that people use are more of a truimph of marketing rather than a triumph of effectiveness.

If anything could really erase wrinkles for example, it would say so, instead of claiming to reduce the appearance of wrinkles.

Outrageous claims are worded very carefully, because if they actually did what the phraseology implies, they'd be classed as medicines or pharmacutecals and would be subject to infinitely more stringent testing, as opposed to the ''2 out of 3 women agree'' multiple choice rubbish they use to validate their claims.

I agree with you; I worked in cosmetics for years and don't fall victim to such claims. Nothing that I use is 'fangled' at all tbh; they're just things that work well with my skin and with the basic principles of how the skin works.

My mother always looked after her skin and herself and now in her late fifties she looks great, so this really has motivated me to do what she did when she was younger, as there has obviously been some benefit!!!